Indians For Guns

The video is recorded from a TV screen but clear enough to boggle your mind. Watch out for the kid blazing away with a SXS shotgun. He is FAST with that gun.

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Best-
Vikram

CASS shoots are a blast.
You will meet some great people there.
My daughter and I enjoyed the ones we went to tremendously.

Holy cow!
Thts some shooting, who needs a semi auto when you can shoot like that!!!!!

Those guys are fast. Check this one out:

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Like the lady in the background says,
holy cow!
You have some videos of you doing similar stuff?

Gentlemen,
Did you really think all those shooting in Sergio Leone movies were stunts ?? I always knew those were for real
Thanks Xl
Thanks Vikram



TC

Did someone mention Sergio Leone!!!

Just finished watching Once Upon A Time In The West and I think it's one of the best specimens of the genre even though the others starring Clint are more famous. What interplay of long periods of silence, close ups, tension culminating in breathtaking gun fights.

I guess there are many schools of western movies but for me Sergio Leone is definitely king of this genre. One can identify so many sequences and characters in Sholey which are either inspired or plagiarised from some or the other Leone creation.

Some interesting and recurring themes in his films - the well, lead character stuffing something into another's mouth and lastly the mention of Judas by a not so negative character.

Whoopers - Jeepers
Those clips reminded me of the good old Wild West Movies starring Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Audy Murphy, John Wayne et al.
Couldn't locate any Commanche Warrior riding bareback with his Tomahawk screaming for a scalp
Briha

I suppose Baljit would place well at such events eh?

BowMan wrote:Did someone mention Sergio Leone!!!

Just finished watching Once Upon A Time In The West and I think it's one of the best specimens of the genre even though the others starring Clint are more famous. What interplay of long periods of silence, close ups, tension culminating in breathtaking gun fights.

I guess there are many schools of western movies but for me Sergio Leone is definitely king of this genre. One can identify so many sequences and characters in Sholey which are either inspired or plagiarised from some or the other Leone creation.

Some interesting and recurring themes in his films - the well, lead character stuffing something into another's mouth and lastly the mention of Judas by a not so negative character.

Bowman,
Good God ! I don't believe this. Only last evening, while on a stroll near the local market, I found a DVD of Once Upon A Time In The West on sale for 60 bucks and picked it up. Last evening !!!
Well, I am a movie buff and have about a thousand of all genres and languages but this one was missing from my Wild West collection of 50 odd movies. Thanks mate, for the early review.

TC

Congratulations on your purchase mate and have a good watch, you are sure gonna love this one...

I'm sure there was no spoiler in my review

Skyman,

These events are single action only...

BowMan wrote:

Congratulations on your purchase mate and have a good watch, you are sure gonna love this one...

I'm sure there was no spoiler in my review

Don't worry. Saw the first scene last night ....

TC

There are plenty videos wherein one can see a lot of good and fast shooting. The reason I posted the first video was the phenomenal speed with which that kid was shooting and reloading the SXS. And of course he was super fast with the lever rifle too.


Best-
Vikram

Vikram,
The boy is indeed fast. But having watched so many videos on Youtube I think Bob Mundane is the fastest of them all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... ecwg#t=18s

I am sure many of you have seen Mundane in action. But how man could actually see him shoot ?

Cheers

TC